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KMT’s David Klein Weighs in with Forbes Legal Newsline on the TCPA, Text Messages

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September 5, 2017 An Illinois federal court’s decision refusing to dismiss a lawsuit brought against a university over a series of allegedly unsolicited text messages is “unfortunate,” says one of the most recognized attorneys in the technology and telecommunications fields. David O. Klein, managing partner of New York City-based Klein Moynihan Turco LLP, said the July […]

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KMT’s David Klein Weighs In with Digiday on ANA Allegations of Ad Agency Kickbacks

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June 9, 2016 The cat is out of the bag. The Association of National Advertisers report about non-disclosed agency practices released this week found that non-transparent business practices were “pervasive” in the U.S. In the lead-up to the report, there was dark talk of “jail.” But while it caused a stir and will undoubtedly lead to hard questions put to agencies,

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David Klein Weighs In with Bloomberg Business on Player Participation in Daily Fantasy Sports

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Daily Fantasy Sports Growth Pushes Leagues to Regulate Players The rapid evolution of fantasy sports from casual season-long recreation to high-stakes daily Internet games has given U.S. professional sports another source of revenue as well as a headache in determining player-participation policies. Over the last year, all four major U.S. sports leagues signed sponsorship deals

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Wall Street Journal: Airbnb Hosts Receive a Chill

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David O. Klein Comments on NYC Airbnb Investigation Will Airbnb Inc. hosts balk at New York State’s attorney general Eric Schneiderman combing through their records? The room-renting start-up reached an agreement with the state Wednesday to deliver anonymized records of all its New York hosts, and to identify hosts Mr. Schneiderman decides to further investigate. Mr. Schneiderman

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